Reviews for Fire Force Manga

This review contains spoilers. There are many recent shonen comics that may be unavoidable, but there was a sense of déjà vu with techniques, settings, and character designs, but I thought it was amazing that the fire brigade alone could do this kind of fantasy. I also like Soul Eater, so I read it. (Personally, I can't grasp the tempo of the gag in Okubo-san's work, so 4 stars)

This review contains spoilers. Starting with the anime, I've read up to 26 volumes. At first, there was momentum and it was interesting, but as the story progressed to a certain extent, the feeling that the conversation was moving to another place continued, and the story progressed, but I felt like the momentum was gone. Tamaki's Lucky Sukebereru is also subtle because she is protected even though she's a firefighter, and I wish this kid had played Sister from the beginning. I've taken it off and then touched it, so I feel like what kind of mentality should I normally do to endure it. I think those who pull will win. It's like the final stage, so I wanted to read it through, but it's a work that came through even though I continued to advance the volume. I think it would be a really interesting work if the gag and lucky ones go together!

This review contains spoilers. The struggle between the protagonist, who has special abilities, and his friends is intense! The captain who brings everyone together is cool. The setting is that girls from another unit have a constitution that makes it easy for them to get lucky, but I'm a little excited about forced erotic scenes... I don't need that.

This review contains spoilers. There was a fire in my house when I was little, and I blamed it on myself. But I thought it was a great act of filial piety to join the special fire brigade to fulfill my promise to my mother who died in that fire